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The update includes the addition of rayaop extension to the PHP code base. This is made possible through the inclusion of new files namely: php-executable.m4, pecl.m4, config.w32, and CMakeLists.txt. Config.m4 has been modified to initialize and configure the added rayaop extension. An option has been provided to enable or disable rayaop during PHP configuration, adding flexibility to the build process.
The old version of the php_rayaop.h file has been replaced with a new one. Simultaneously, the source file rayaop.c has been renamed. The new header file comes with additional definitions and the declaration of new function rayaop_nop. Commit includes added license and copyright information.
The Makefile.frag file has been updated to include a 'clean-tests' command to clean up test related files and a 'mrproper' command for a deep clean of the build environment. This helps to keep the workspace free of unnecessary files that may hinder the building and testing process.
New run configurations named 'clean' and 'make' were added to the ProjectRunConfigurationManager. These set up the way the CLionExternalRunConfiguration works with specific parameters for program execution. They are saved under '.idea/runConfigurations'.
The build.yml file for the GitHub workflow has been updated. The PHP version 8.0 has been removed from the testing matrix, leaving only versions 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 to test.
The previous version had certain lines of code commented out. These lines were responsible for releasing the names of classes and methods in intercept info. In this version, these lines are uncommented to ensure proper memory management.
This commit modifies the cleanup of the 'retval' variable so it's performed regardless of the conditional check outcome. Moreover, a hash table initialization line has been adjusted to utilize the 'efree_intercept_info' function instead of 'NULL'. These changes ensure more reliable resource management within the application.
The RAYAOP_DEBUG definition previously commented out in the rayaop.c file has been uncommented. This change should enhance the debugging process for developers.
The code for rayaop.c has been updated to provide more comprehensive debugging messages and robust error handling. The changes include additional feedback when intercepting and registering intercept information as well as more nuanced memory handling. This amelioration will help in diagnosing potential issues within the module.
In this commit, 'cmake-build-debug' has been added to the .gitignore file to prevent it from getting tracked by git. This is usually a directory generated as a result of using CLion or similar IDE, and its content should not be part of the repository.
The new file, test.php, includes two classes: TestClass and Intercepted. The TestClass is meant to test method handling functionalities. The Intercepted class implements the MethodInterceptorInterface from the Ray\Aop package, and handles the interception and call of methods.
The new build-packagexml.php file generates a package.xml file for PECL extensions, both new and existing ones. This is done by reading extension metadata and packing information from source code and Git. The script then generates the XML file following the PEAR package.xml 2.0 schema.
The commit modifies the format of documentation links from the '@link' annotation style to simple 'link:' style. It also adjusts variable definitions in the PHP source code, specifically `size_t key_len` and `efree_intercept_info`, to increase code readability and efficiency.
The source files set in the CMakeLists.txt have been updated, where the source file list was move from line 10 to 45 and the file `php_rayaop.h` was added to it. Additionally, the CMake policy CMP0115 has been set to NEW, enabling add_executable() or add_library() to run even if source files are not found, generating an error if the build does not locate the file.
The persistent allocation flag in pemalloc and pefree functions for the intercept hash table is changed from 1 to 0. This reduces the use of persistent memory allocation, which can retain allocated memory across requests. Commented out the zend_hash_destroy function call to prevent unexpected destruction of the hash table.
The name of the script that is executed in the run function of build.sh has been updated. The old script, rayaop.php, has been replaced by smoke.php.
The PHP command in .github/workflows/build.yml has been updated. The 'rayaop.php' script has been replaced with 'smoke.php'. Additionally, a space character was removed between the '-d' flag and 'extension' in the PHP command to correct syntax.
Replaced manual hash table allocation with ALLOC_HASHTABLE for simplification and efficiency. The shutdown functions were also modified to provide more descriptive debugging messages and to handle the restoration of original Zend functions and the memory release in a more correct way. Also, the request shutdown function now uses PHP_MSHUTDOWN function.
The code has been updated to enable RAYAOP_DEBUG. This will allow debugging output when required, which will assist in identifying and resolving potential issues more efficiently.
The build workflow has been updated to include Valgrind for memory checking. It now also continues after test failures, which allows for more comprehensive error reporting. In addition, logs are now uploaded when a test fails, providing more diagnostic information for debugging.
The filename 'rayaop.php' in the PROGRAM_PARAMS section of make.xml file has been updated to 'smoke.php'. This change ensures that the correct script is being referenced when the make configuration is executed.
The function rayaop_zend_execute_ex has been refactored into smaller, readable helper functions which improves code maintainability and readability. This includes error handling, intercept conditional checks, intercept key generation, intercept info retrieval, and actual execution of intercept, thus adhering more closely to the Single Responsibility Principle.
The header file for the RayAop PHP extension has been significantly updated. This includes the removal of the extension's copyright and licensing information, and instead incorporating additional configuration and function declarations. Modifications also included version upgrade for RayAop extension and added more functionalities related to interception.
This update significantly refactors the rayaop.c file. The code for registering, handling, and freeing intercept information has been improved. The implementation of global variables has also been optimized specifically for thread-safe builds. This update aims to enhance maintainability and efficiency of the code.
Moved the declaration of error constants to the top for quicker reference. Also, reorganized sections of code to follow a logical sequence, moving the declarations and definitions of functions and the extension module entry closer to the bottom of the file. Removed some debug helper functions for cleaner code.
The Intercepted class in smoke.php file was renamed to MethodInterceptor and the Ray\Aop\MethodInterceptorInterface was implemented in the class. Also, the MethodInterceptorInterface was defined in the rayaop.c file, using Zend API functions to register the interface and define its abstract method.
Three new test files have been added to verify the basic functionality of RayAOP extension. A test for successful extension load, basic functionality verification and error handling were implemented. The test execution checks the availability of the extension, the correct functioning of a method interceptor, and the handling of errors while registering interceptors.
A new test has been introduced to verify the functionality of using multiple interceptors in RayAOP. It checks if the interceptors are properly chained together and behave as expected during the execution of a method.
Removed specific error codes and refactored error handling in rayaop.c. The error handling is now consolidated into the rayaop_handle_error function and hash_update_failed function, which handle memory allocation and hash update failures respectively. This simplifies the code and makes error handling more straightforward.
This commit incorporates commented explanations for the functions, variables, parameters, and control flow in the source file rayaop.c. These include descriptions for interceptor functions, error handlers, initialization routines, debug code, and more. The comments are mainly in English, with a few original Japanese comments retained.
The documentation files for the Ray Aop PECL extension have been updated to provide more accurate and detailed information. Multiple changes include: translation from Japanese to English for better accessibility, restructuring and modification of some sections for clarity, and addition of new sections to ensure comprehensive understanding of the extension's use and features.
This commit updates the expected output string in the '003-rayaop-multiple-interceptors.phpt' test. This change reflects updates to the logic that prevent 'Interceptor1' from being included in the output string.
The database connection settings have been updated in the configuration lifecycle file. This change ensures a more secure and stable connection to our production database.
…ails The README file has been updated to reflect more detailed and efficient instructions on installing the extension, with a focus on the streamlined shell script installation method. Testing instructions have been included for running individual tests or enabling verbose mode. Additionally, the PHP requirement was updated to 8.1 or higher and the extension's performance characteristics were highlighted.
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README.md (2)
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config.w32 (2)
4-4: Enable therayaopextension.This line adds an argument to enable the
rayaopextension. Ensure that the option is correctly passed and handled.
6-10: Add logic to enablerayaopextension and install headers.These lines add the logic to enable the
rayaopextension if the argument is not set to "no". It also definesHAVE_RAYAOPand installs the header filephp_rayaop.h.tests/001-rayaop-basic.phpt (5)
1-2: Test for basic functionality of RayAOP.The test description is clear and concise.
6-11: Define test class and interceptor.The test class
TestClassand methodtestMethodare defined correctly.
13-17: Define test interceptor.The interceptor class
TestInterceptorimplements theRay\Aop\MethodInterceptorInterfaceand correctly overrides theinterceptmethod.
19-26: Register the interceptor and call the intercepted method.The interceptor is registered using
method_intercept, and the intercepted method is called correctly. The test checks the returned result.
30-31: Check expected output.The expected output is correctly defined.
tests/003-rayaop-multiple-interceptors.phpt (6)
1-2: Test for multiple interceptors in RayAOP.The test description is clear and concise.
4-6: Skip test if RayAOP extension is not available.The
SKIPIFsection ensures the test is skipped if the RayAOP extension is not available.
9-13: Define test class.The test class
TestClassand methodtestMethodare defined correctly.
15-25: Define multiple interceptors.The interceptors
Interceptor1andInterceptor2correctly implement theRay\Aop\MethodInterceptorInterfaceand override theinterceptmethod.
27-33: Register multiple interceptors and call the intercepted method.The interceptors are registered using
method_intercept, and the intercepted method is called correctly. The test checks the returned result.
37-37: Check expected output.The expected output is correctly defined.
config.m4 (3)
14-14: Initialize PECL forrayaop.This line initializes PECL for the
rayaopextension.
18-18: Enable therayaopextension.This line adds an argument to enable the
rayaopextension. Ensure that the option is correctly passed and handled.
21-36: Add logic to enablerayaopextension and install headers.These lines add the logic to enable the
rayaopextension if the argument is not set to "no". It also definesHAVE_RAYAOPand installs the header filephp_rayaop.h.CMakeLists.txt (9)
7-7: LGTM: Project name and language specification.The project name
rayaopand languageCis correctly specified.
11-11: LGTM: Compile definitions.The compile definition
HAVE_RAYAOPis correctly specified for conditional compilation.
16-19: LGTM: PHP include directory retrieval.The use of
php-config --include-dirto get the PHP include directory is correct.
23-23: LGTM: Trailing newline removal.The regex replacement to remove trailing newline from
PHP_SOURCEis correct.
27-27: LGTM: Source directory message.Displaying the source directory using
message("Using source directory: ${PHP_SOURCE}")is useful for debugging.
31-35: LGTM: Include directories.The necessary include directories are correctly added using
include_directories.
40-43: LGTM: Custom targetconfigure.The custom target
configureto runphpizeand./configureis correctly specified.
47-47: LGTM: Source files specification.The source files
php_rayaop.handrayaop.care correctly specified.
51-56: LGTM: Library creation and CMake policy setting.The library creation from source files and setting the CMake policy CMP0115 to NEW is correct.
docs/policy.md (10)
5-6: LGTM: Interception functionality implementation policy.The policies for implementing interception functionality using Zend Engine hooks and constructing a mechanism to wrap original method calls are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
10-11: LGTM: MethodInterceptorInterface implementation policy.The policies for implementing MethodInterceptorInterface and handling the invocation of the intercept method are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
15-16: LGTM: method_intercept function implementation policy.The policies for implementing the method_intercept function to manage interception information are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
20-21: LGTM: Performance optimization policy.The policies for performance optimization, including efficient code generation and caching mechanisms, are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
25-26: LGTM: PHP 8 compatibility policy.The policies for PHP 8 compatibility, with an extensible design for potential future PHP 7 support, are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
30-30: LGTM: Memory management policy.The policies for memory management, including proper management of reference counts to prevent memory leaks, are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
34-34: LGTM: Error handling policy.The policies for error handling, including appropriate handling of invalid arguments and runtime errors, are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
38-38: LGTM: Extensibility policy.The policies for extensibility, including a modularized design to accommodate future feature extensions and changes, are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
42-43: LGTM: Userland matching policy.The policies for userland matching, including the assumption that matching processes will be performed in userland, are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
47-48: LGTM: Invocation of intercept handlers policy.The policies for invoking intercept handlers, allowing them to control the invocation of interceptors, are clear and align with the objectives of the Ray.Aop PECL extension.
docs/spec.md (8)
4-4: LGTM: Overview of Ray.Aop PECL extension.The overview of the Ray.Aop PECL extension is clear and provides a good introduction to the extension.
7-11: LGTM: Features of Ray.Aop PECL extension.The features of the Ray.Aop PECL extension, including the interception mechanism and intercept handlers, are well-defined and align with the objectives of the extension.
17-22: LGTM: MethodInterceptorInterface.The MethodInterceptorInterface is well-defined and provides necessary details for implementation, including the namespace and method signature.
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26-33: LGTM: method_intercept function.The method_intercept function is well-defined and provides necessary details for the registration of intercept handlers, including parameters and return value.
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37-60: LGTM: Example for implementing an intercept handler.The example for implementing an intercept handler is clear and provides a step-by-step guide for implementation.
64-76: LGTM: Example for registering an intercept handler.The example for registering an intercept handler is clear and provides a step-by-step guide for registration.
79-87: LGTM: Example for interception in action.The example for interception in action is clear and demonstrates the functionality effectively.
91-95: LGTM: Important notes section.The important notes section is clear and provides valuable information about the extension's behavior, including the execution of intercept handlers and limitations.
php_rayaop.h (7)
1-6: Header guards and includes are standard.The header guards and include directives are well-structured and necessary for the file.
18-19: Version and namespace definitions are standard.The version and namespace definitions are well-structured and necessary for the file.
21-30: Module entry and API visibility definitions are standard.The module entry and API visibility definitions are well-structured and necessary for the file.
36-46: Debug macros and error codes are standard.The debug macros and error codes are well-structured and necessary for the file.
47-73: Intercept_info struct and function declarations are standard.The intercept_info struct and function declarations are well-structured and necessary for the file.
75-83: Debug functions and global variables are standard.The debug functions and global variables are well-structured and necessary for the file.
85-91: Access macros and header guard end are standard.The access macros and header guard end are well-structured and necessary for the file.
README.md (3)
7-14: Summary and features sections are well-written.The summary and features sections provide a clear and concise overview of the extension's capabilities.
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About this extension and usage sections are well-written.The about this extension and usage sections provide detailed and clear information on how to use the extension.
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139-143: Performance considerations section is well-written.The performance considerations section provides valuable insights into the extension's performance optimizations.
autoconf/pecl.m4 (4)
13-22: PECL_INIT and PECL_VAR macros are standard.The PECL_INIT and PECL_VAR macros are well-structured and necessary for the file.
26-34: PECL_CACHE_VAR and PECL_SAVE_VAR macros are standard.The PECL_CACHE_VAR and PECL_SAVE_VAR macros are well-structured and necessary for the file.
38-46: PECL_DEFINE and PECL_DEFINE_UQ macros are standard.The PECL_DEFINE and PECL_DEFINE_UQ macros are well-structured and necessary for the file.
50-59: PECL_DEFINE_SH and PECL_DEFINE_FN macros are standard.The PECL_DEFINE_SH and PECL_DEFINE_FN macros are well-structured and necessary for the file.
rayaop.c (9)
1-9: Includes and global variable declarations are standard.The includes and global variable declarations are well-structured and necessary for the file.
17-21: php_rayaop_init_globals function is well-implemented.The php_rayaop_init_globals function correctly initializes global variables.
23-35: Debug macros and method_intercept function argument info are standard.The debug macros and method_intercept function argument info are well-structured and necessary for the file.
39-145: Utility functions are well-implemented.The utility functions handle error, check for interception, generate intercept keys, find intercept info, execute intercept, and free intercept info correctly.
151-177: rayaop_zend_execute_ex function is well-implemented.The rayaop_zend_execute_ex function correctly handles method interception.
184-191: hash_update_failed function is well-implemented.The hash_update_failed function correctly handles errors during hash table updates.
199-233: method_intercept function is well-implemented.The method_intercept function correctly registers an interceptor for a specific class and method.
254-289: PHP_MINIT_FUNCTION and PHP_MSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION are well-implemented.The PHP_MINIT_FUNCTION and PHP_MSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION correctly handle initialization and shutdown of the extension.
296-337: PHP_RINIT_FUNCTION, PHP_RSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION, and PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION are well-implemented.The PHP_RINIT_FUNCTION, PHP_RSHUTDOWN_FUNCTION, and PHP_MINFO_FUNCTION correctly handle request initialization, request shutdown,
build-packagexml.php (13)
1-30: LGTM!The global code and exception handler are correctly implemented.
32-39: LGTM!The logic for loading or creating
package.xmland initializing theReleaseobject is correct.
41-95: LGTM!The function correctly processes the main header file, extracts macros, and updates the package name and release version.
97-119: LGTM!The function correctly copies license, stability, and version info from the package to the release.
121-135: LGTM!The function correctly handles the input of release notes from stdin.
136-142: LGTM!The function correctly handles the addition of the release to the package and updating the package.
143-154: LGTM!The function correctly handles the removal of non-existent files from the package.
156-196: LGTM!The function correctly handles the addition of new files to the package and filtering out files ignored by git.
198-205: LGTM!The function correctly handles the removal of empty directories from the package.
207-220: LGTM!The function correctly handles the sorting of files in the package.
222-223: LGTM!The function correctly handles the saving of the
package.xmlfile.
230-288: LGTM!The
Releaseclass correctly handles release information and updates. The methods are well-implemented and logical.
290-410: LGTM!The
PackageXMLElementclass correctly extendsSimpleXMLElementand provides necessary functionality for managing the package XML. The methods are well-implemented and logical.
The documentation has been updated to include the Ray.Aop InterceptHandler implementation in the `spec.md` file. This should provide clear guidance on how to properly use and implement Ray.Aop's InterceptHandler.
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- - `string $className`: Target class name - - `string $methodName`: Target method name - - `Ray\Aop\MethodInterceptorInterface $handler`: Intercept handler to register + - `string $className`: Target class name + - `string $methodName`: Target method name + - `Ray\Aop\MethodInterceptorInterface $handler`: Intercept handler to registerTools
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interceptmethod signatureintercept(object $object, string $method, array $params): mixedis correctly implemented in the codebase.Verification successful
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The README.md is updated to reflect the new functionalities of the PHP extension related to Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP). The revised documentation now includes information on how the extension works with `final` classes and methods, exploits `new` keyword throughout the code, and is intended to operate jointly with Ray.Aop. Additional usage instructions and details about Aspect-Oriented Programming benefits are also included.
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18-18: Update PHP version requirement to 8.1 or higher.The change to require PHP 8.1 or higher is appropriate and aligns with the updates mentioned in the summary.
69-71: LGTM! Example of defining an interceptor is clear and correct.The example of defining an interceptor is clear and demonstrates the intended functionality.
98-103: LGTM! Complete example is clear and correct.The complete example demonstrates the intended functionality effectively.
The given diffs primarily consist of changes made to the indentation in various lists on the 'docs/spec.md' file. This is done for the purpose of improving readability and maintaining consistency throughout the documentation.
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The markdown formatting in the README.md file has been modified to ensure better readability. This mainly includes correcting the indentation in the code blocks under the "Installation" section.
The README file was updated to reflect the removal of unsupported features in our framework. Specifically, it no longer allows the `new` keyword usage anywhere in the code, and installation no longer requires the php-dev package.
All the above implementations deemed necessary for the first release
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docs/spec.mdto clarify the Ray.Aop PECL extension's features and usage, including updated interface definitions and function signatures.New Features
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.gitignoreto includecmake-build-debugdirectory.